The apartment is very nice and I'm sure Pammy is a nice person, but please note: The short-term rental of this condo is illegal, and building management is working on ways to prevent it. There are notes everywhere saying that if you as a short-term renter do not contact management right away, they will sue you.
Now you might just ignore that and hope all goes well (most staff seems to look the other way, even though it's obvious what you're doing is illegal), but we had the additional bad luck that a finger print scanner was installed a few days prior. This means you will not be able to enter the building without sneaking in after legal residents, and hoping the staff and security guards look the other way!!
Pammy was not able to handle the situation adequately. She did not pick up her phone, nor called us back. After asking her about the finger print scanner via message, she downplayed the issue and said we can just use a side entrance and use a service lift (!!).
It turned out her vague description of this "service entrance" was wrong or outdated. All entrances except the main gate were closed and shut. Asking her about that she stopped replying, and so we contacted AirBnB for a refund and left early the next morning. The whole time she did not show her face once or showed any readiness to help us out beyond soothing words.
Anyway, if you book this, make sure to communicate very clearly with Pammy before about what the current situation is, how she intends to deal with it, and get a guarantee that she or her manager (yeah, she has one) is available for help 24/7.